Denali missed me while I was at work, so she was laying on my sandels. Terri was home from work, because she wasn't feeling 100%.
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And here's one taken by Regan (aka Ronald) that you may one day find hanging in the MOMA. It's a masterpiece. I like it because you can see my ring. And don't worry, my leg healed up nicely after Shawn took a chunk out of my calf.
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What'd I tell you, always has his eye on the camera. I must say though, this is a pretty cool shot.
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Ahhhh yes, Sammy Thunders always has his eye on the camera. I'm sure Steve does too, but covertly behind those shades.
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Here's the post wedding posse leaving the condo and heading to old town Park City.
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Here's one more detail of the hotel room. This is in the "guest bathroom". You can see how the wall pattern blends as the light becomes less direct. It's nice because if it didn't do this the bathroom would be really busy. But you only see the pattern some of the time depending on how you're looking at it. 

This was one of the wall coverings at the hotel. It was textured as if it were woven, but it wasn't. It was really cool however they did it. It had a shine a reflective quality. 

This is still one of my favorite things about the hotel in LV. 

Here's a little pre-wedding action with the groomsmen. Sam dumped one of the buckets of balls down the hill. I managed to save a few of them, but it was pretty funny seeing a bunch of bright yellow golf balls bouncing down the trail to the first tee. 

This is from the hotel we stayed at in Las Vegas. It's called THEhotel, and is part of Mandalay Bay. Very beautiful suite rooms. This is a picture of the guest bathroom's THEtp, and really neat wall covering that has reflective swirls.

This is the newest addition to the collection at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, MN. It was designed by Herzog and de Meuron. The exterior is clad in a diamond perforated stamped aluminum panel. Very nice stuff. 

I like the shadows 

Matt took a wrong turn on the trail, but fortunately for him, his balance is excellent and he was able to hold there until help came. 

side two of dual sided frame 

side one of dual sided frame. 

This is the other side of the frame. You can place pictures on each side of the frame. 

This is a detail of a frame I made for Ralph and Christine, who I used to work with. 

I like this one too. Moab's Porcupine Rim Trail, UT 

More Moab photos

Click on the Tristan 1 link. You'll find a secret stash of photos there.

This is one of my favorite shots from Memorial Day weekend.